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e remit ne Ce a BEER kd te alae an la teh hike lean Ma arte ial aE ol call lees 2s OND 8D ou TM. Of Office Memot —<_-. * UNITED p sts GOVERNMENT To > MAD 2 a ae ~ Y DATE: January 22, 4947 FROM :- 3, C, He CASO axe “SUBJECT: SALTER walillah CRI Ty Official Orcan of t) ~ POLICT REVI TAM “ Pr ntgrngtionsy, Criminal Po Police » Commissio onal al 5 You will recall that the Internation Criminal Police Commiss ; has been reorganized since the end of tue wer ana tat at a mestin- in Brussels, Belgium on June 3, 1946, the Virector wes elected as a Vice-President : ef tne Ureanization. un June 26, 1946, tie Executive Conference recomended aC taat the Director accept the position of Vice-President and that tne Bureau pat become a participatins member of the Organization. The Director concurred in this decision and officials of the ICPO were advised tnet tne Bureau wold be an active part ana tnat the Director would be pleased to serve as a Vice-Presi On Aurust 6, 1946, a letter was sent to Mr. D, Ducloux, General Secretary of ti ICkh advisinn that the Burezz would be pleased to submit articles from time to time on scientific crime detection for puolication in the Official Qrean of the Tops * avi we . rd es D2TATLS . : There has now been received a copy of the Octoper-November, 1946, issue ; Bob of the MINTI°NATIONAL CRICTNAL POLICE REVIEW. It is in Enclish and contains ; aomimber of articles whicn might be of interest to the various divisions of the / Bureau. _ Cn Page 3, there is an article entitled, “America anda tne International ; Criminal Police.Comuission" which is devoted largely to tne fact thet the Birector has agreed to hold the post of Vice-President and tnat the Burecu will be an active memoer of the Urraniaation. The article also points out that a Professor bDrapkin from Chile has indicated that his country will be part of the Comzission. Tne article urges other countries in tne Western Hemisphere take steps to aiso become memoers of the Comission. fo. On Page 4, there bezins a snort article setting forth tne bacicrround of MeeDucloux, Secretary-General of the Comission. On Pace 6, there begins an article entitled, "The Luton Sack Murder _ by Dr. Keith Simpson, Lecturer in Forensic Medicine, Guy's Hospital, London. / Tnis article sets forth the investigation conducted by the British Police Officers to detergine the identity of a woman found dead in a shallow stream in Inton, puigiana, and the steps taken in asain the persof who Stubibrdd Ther O/ * Po RECO ne - On Page 17, there appears an article on *C prowcaphy in Criminal Matters", , aX a) ey ay \ ; ao all oc a : / *) } ' yt 6s. +, an . we e ig ou nce 17 om ce Ca all ol ® '